Product record · DCENT
DCENT App Wallet
Software-wallet mode inside the DCENT mobile app, distinct from DCENT hardware-wallet modes. In September 2026 DCENT warned of unauthorized transfers affecting App Wallet users and directed affected users to update the app and move assets to newly created trusted addresses.
- Launch
- —
- Sales
- not_applicable
- Support
- supported
- Variants
- —
- Confidence
- high
- Last verified
- 2026-09-30
Material concerns
Custody and recovery assumptions
Active support, evidence verification, or product type is not a safety endorsement. Missing custody or recovery metadata is shown as unknown rather than inferred as self-custody.
- Custody model
- self_custody
- Key-management model
- software wallet keys created or imported on the phone; DCENT states App Wallet private keys are stored locally on the phone
- Independent recovery
- Unknown / requires evidence review
- Material lifecycle / security events
- Relevant event recorded in the canonical timeline
Lifecycle
Product timeline
D'CENT rebranded to DCENT
IoTrust announced that the D'CENT brand name and logo were changing to DCENT, removing the apostrophe while preserving the existing wallet-product lineage.
Mass unauthorized transfers affected DCENT App Wallet users
Product: DCENT App Wallet
DCENT disclosed abnormal unauthorized asset transfers involving its software App Wallet while separately stating that no impact originating from the hardware wallets themselves had been confirmed. Independent XRPL on-chain analysis later tracked the same incident through September 25, reporting 12,402,589 XRP taken from 7,393 XRP Ledger wallets across repeated sweep and account-deletion activity.
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